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Carbonyl dibromide is a dense, colourless, mobile liquid, fuming in moist air due to hydrolysis, with an odour similar to that of phosgene [2126]. Its relative molecular mass is 187.8184. It is much less stable to dissociation than phosgene even distillation at atmospheric pressure results In a slight yellow colouration due to liberated bromine. [Pg.667]

See other pages where Dissociation carbonyl dibromide is mentioned: [Pg.495] [Pg.665] [Pg.495] [Pg.305]

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